Streamax AI Video Telematics and Fleet Safety Solutions

Streamax is a Shenzhen-headquartered provider of vision-based AI solutions for commercial vehicles, founded in 2002 as a DVR and camera hardware maker and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2019. It opened a global headquarters and accounting centre in Singapore in 2025 and has subsidiaries or offices in Japan, the US, the UAE, the Netherlands and Brazil, with more than 2,000 employees and 65% of revenue from overseas.

Its portfolio covers AI dashcams such as the 6-channel ADMAX_6, the Z5 cargo monitoring system, bus control units, mining units, violation capture cameras and camera-based mirror systems. Industry solutions for public transit, school buses, taxis, trucking and mining combine ADAS, driver monitoring, blind spot detection, surround view, passenger counting, bus lane enforcement, collision mitigation braking and dispatch software. Streamax works through more than 1,200 partners in over 100 countries.

• AI dashcams: multi-channel units such as ADMAX_6 with on-board AI for driver and road events.
• Integrated bus control unit: one Android-based unit combining ADAS, DMS, BSD and surround view.
• Passenger flow analytics: counting and origin-destination analysis by passenger type.
• Bus lane enforcement: forward cameras with licence plate recognition capture violations.
• Collision mitigation: automatic braking assistance timed to the driver's reaction window.
• Operations and dispatch: live route maps, vehicle tracking and video for scheduling.

Bus operators in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City can add blind spot warnings and passenger counting to plan routes. Coach and container trucking companies can deploy AI dashcams to meet camera requirements for commercial vehicles. Mining and quarry operators can use rugged units for heavy equipment safety.

Operators get early hazard warnings for pedestrians, cyclists and motorcyclists around buses and trucks, which suits mixed traffic. The collision mitigation system adds about 12 metres of safe braking distance at 30 km/h according to the vendor's calculations. Passenger origin-destination analysis with at least 85% matching accuracy helps redesign routes, and remote diagnostics reduce site visits and downtime.

Regulators and transit authorities are mandating driver monitoring, blind spot and camera systems on buses and trucks, while operators adopt AI to cut accidents and insurance costs. Southeast Asian cities are expanding bus networks and electric bus fleets, creating demand for integrated safety and passenger analytics hardware that can be deployed at scale through local partners.

Founded in 2002 in Shenzhen and listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange in 2019. Opened a Singapore global headquarters in 2025. Holds ISO/SAE 21434 and TISAX AL3 certifications, received an EcoVadis Bronze Medal in 2026 and a Frost & Sullivan recognition, and formed a strategic alliance with Microlise.